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::KNO 607 KYDKsARRY, adj. Cruaidh, saicUimeadi, cnapanacli.Knave, «. 1. A male or man child : leanabh-gille.2. a servant : gille. 3. a petty rascal, a scoun-fuinidh.Knee, s. Glùn.Knee, v. a. Guidh air do ghlùinibh.Kneed, adj. 1. Having knees : glùnacli. 2. havingjoints : altach.Knee-deep, adj. Gu ruig na glùinean.Kneel, v. ?ì. Strìochd, lùb do ghlàn.Kneeler, «. Fear-strìochdaidh.Kneepan, s. Falaman na glùine.Kneetribute, s. Striochdadh, Cimhladh, ùmhlachd,aoradh.Knell, s. Beum-cluig, clag-bàis.Knew, v. a. See Know'.Knife, s. 1. An instrument edged and pointed .•sgian, core. 2. a sword or dagger : biodag, claidlieamh,cuinnsear.Knight, s. Ridir, curaidli.Knight, v. a. Ridirich, dean, ridir dlieth.Knighthood, s. Ridireachd.Knightly, adj. Ridireach.Knightly, adv. See Knightly, adj.Knit, v. a. et n. 1. ilake, or unite by texture :Knock, s. Buille, sgailc, cnap, fualm buille.Knocker, s. 1. One that fells by a blow : spadair,fear-spadaidh. 2. he tliat knocks : fear-bualaidh,drel : sgonn-balaicli, truthair, slaightear, rùgair, buailtear. 3. of a door : glagan, glagan-doruis.mealltair.Knocking, s. Bualadh.Knavery, «. Slaighteireachd, rògaireachd, meaUtaireachd,braide, truathaireachd, droch-bheart. Knoll, v. a. et n. 1. Ring tlie bell, as for a fune-Knoll, s. Tolm, tolman, torn, toman, dun.Knavish, adj. 1. Dishonest, wicked, fraudulent : ral : buail an clag, beum an clag. 2. sound as amealltach, truthaireach, fcalltach, foilleil, cluainteach,cliceach. 2. waggish, mischievous : abh-Knop, s. See Knob.bell : fuaimnich.caideach, bradach, droch-mhuinte.Knopped, adj. See Knobbed.Knavishly, adv. See Knavish.Knot, s. 1. Of a cord or string, or of timberKnavi.shxess, s. INIealltachd, truthaireachd, fealltachd,cluaintearachd, braide.bann, co-bhann. 3. difficulty, intricacy : doirbh-snaidhm. 2. any bond of association: ceangal,Knead, v. a. Taosainn, greidh, fuin, measgaich.eaclid, deacaireachd. 4. a confederacy, or association: comunn, buidheann. 5. a cluster, a col-Kneader, s. Fuineadair.Kneading-trough, s. Amar-fuinidh, losaid, clàrlection: bagaid.Knot, v. a. et 71. 1. Complicate in knots : snaidhm.2. entangle, perplex : dean doirbh, aimlireitich.3. unite : aonaich, ceangail, dlùthaich.Knotgrass, s. Glùineach dhearg.Knotted, adj. Snaidhmeach.Knottiness, s. 1. Fullness of knots, unevenness,intricacy, difficulty: snaidhraeachas, snaidhmeachd,deacaireachd, cruas. 2. a protuberance, or swelling: cnapachas, meallanachd.Knotty, adj. 1. Full of knots : snaidhmeach. 2.hard, rugged : cruaidh, doirbh. 3. intricate, perplexed: deaeair, aimhrcidh.Know, v. a. et n. 1. Perceive with certainty : aithnich,fiosraich. 2. be informed of, be taughtfiosraich, ionnsuich. 3. distinguish : aithnich,comharraich. 4. recognize : aithnich. 5. be familiarwith : bi eòlach niu, gabh aulas air. 6. haveclear and certain perception : fiosraich, measraich.7. be not ignorant : fiosraich. 8. be informed :^ tuig.Knowable, adj. So-aithneachaidh, so-fliiosrachaidh.Knower, *. Fear-eòlais, fear-aithne.Knowing, or^'. ]. Skilful, well-instructed: eòlach,figh. 2. tie, join, or unite : ceangail, dlùthaich.3. contract : preas.ealanta, seòlta, fiosrach, gleusda, aithneachail. 2.Knit, s. Figheadh.conscious, intelligent : fiosrach, glic, oileanta.Knitch, «. Cual, cual-chonnaidh.Knowing, s. Aithne, fios, fiosrachd, eòlas.Knittable, adj. So-fliighidh.Knowingly, adi: See Knowing, adj.Knitting, «. F'igheadli, ceangal, dlùthachadh. Knowledge, s. 1. Certain perception : eòlas, aithne,Knitter, 5. Figheadair, figheadair-dhealg.tuigse, fios, dearbhachd, fiosrachd. 2. learn-Knittingneedle, s. Bior-fighidh, dealg-fighidh.ing, illumination of mind : foghlum, ionnsuchadh,Knittle,s. 1. A purse-string : iall-sporain. 2. a small oilean, munadh, soilleireachd. 3. skill in anything : eùlas, ealantas. 4. acquaintance with anyfact or person : aithne, eòlas. 5. cognisance,notice : beachd, eòlas. 6. information, power ofknowing : fiosrachadh, fiosrachd, tùr.line used for various purposes at sea : cord luinge.Knob, s. Cnap, cnapan, plucan, cnag, mulan, snaidhm.Knobbed, adj. Cnapach, cnapanach, cnagach, mulanach,snaidhmeach.Knobbiness, s. Cnapachd, cnapanachd, mulanachd. Knubble, v. a. Buail, cnap, sgailc.Knobby, adj. 1. See Knobbed. 2. hard, stubborn: dùr, danarra.Knuckle, v. n. Strlochd, geill.Knuckle, s. Rùdan, alt dùirn, alt.Knock, v. a. et n 1. Affect, or change in any respectby blows : buail. 2. dash together, strike, Knuff, s. Baothair, bumailear, burraidh, ùmaidh.Knuckled, adj. Rùdanach, altach.collide : buail, cnap, sgailc. 3. knock down : spad, Knur, Ì o x^See Knar.buail slos. 4. clash, be driven suddenly together : Knurle,}*-buail, sgailc. 5. beat as at a door for admittance : Knurled, adj. See Gnarled.buail, buail an dorus, gnog. 6. knock under: Koran, s. See Coran.geiU, strlochd.Kyd, V, n. Aithnich, fiosraich, mothaich.